Information Morning - Cape Breton

Randomly selected people in Sydney will be part of a national health survey, specifically to measure the oral health of Nova Scotians.

To mark his 100th column with Information Morning, we explore ten common myths about Acadians.

A new site to provide “one-stop-shopping” for health and wellbeing programming and services for young people is coming to Sydney this Spring. 

Roundabouts are all the rage when it comes to redeveloping roads. The one in Sydney River is partially open. It's almost ready. We get an update on it from Public Works.

As he contemplates the uncertainty ahead in Ottawa, the MP for Sydney-Victoria says he is in a unique position among parliamentarians. We check in with Liberal MP Jaime Battiste on the year that was.

The move comes in the wake of big changes at the organization which drew criticism from some members in the fall. Outgoing CEO, Blanche Israël, shares her thoughts and what she was able to accomplish in her short time as leader.

Today in our series on sea level rise in Cape Breton - how a coastal warning system under development at the NSCC could make for better planning in an extreme weather event.

Brittany Wentzell asks people in Sydney for their reaction to Trudeau's departure, and what should happen next.

We hear from Charlie Rhindress, the author of "Nova Scotia's Stars of Song". The book features stories from 6 of Nova Scotia's best-known female singers. Today, we hear about Rita MacNeil.

Today in our series Changing Climate, Changing Coast we look into the declining amount of sea ice in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and how that can impact infrastructure.